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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1969
Page
4
A citizens group urges a comprehensive review of city utilities, including whether to keep the electric plant or sell to private providers. The piece calls for independent analysis by accountants and engineers, covering depreciation, rates, and market interest, to deliver solid recommendations for a fair, best available supply.
A cryptogram puzzle with numbered clues and a quotation shows a coded message. It includes a hint line featuring Jules Renard and a readable quote about medical dictionaries. The page offers wordplay and a theme of decoding letters across the grid.
Prime time line up features biographical and dramatic films with The Gene Krupa Story and The Children’s Hour. Evening slate includes News specials, game shows, and popular hosts like Steve Allen and Johnny Carson plus sports and the College All Star Game.
Dear Abby advises a worried wife about her husband a World War II Marine who now sleeps in uniform with medals cap and sword. She asks if signs of peculiarness require watching him. Abby says seek professional help and get him to a doctor in or out of uniform.
Listing of cartoon and program times followed by a divisive advice column about a divorced couple at social events. Includes reader questions on inviting both spouses and pairing single guests, with etiquette guidance and a personalized reply.
Jim Bishop discusses how strategic naval power shifts from battleships to nuclear missiles and submarines. He compares the US and USSR between silent submarines and Polaris threats, noting escalating costs, warning that war could threaten civilization.
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